CAMX 2019: Exhibit previews, part 2
CAMX 2019 is just around the corner, so it’s time to start thinking about what you will encounter on the show floor. This is part two of a two-part series that previews some of the products, technologies and services that will be on display.
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CompositesWorld polled CAMX 2019 exhibitors and asked them to share details about the products, services and technologies that they will feature in their booth. What follows is part two (M-Z) of our two-part report of what exhibitors told us. Part 1 (A-L) can be found here. CAMX 2019 will be held Sept. 23-26 in Anaheim, Calif., U.S.
Matrix Composites
Matrix Composites is emphasizing its design and manufacture services for aerospace, defense and commercial/general aviation composite components and assemblies.
Mokon
Mokon is exhibiting its Full Range temperature control system, which is a compact, self-supporting combined heating and cooling system.
MSC Software
MSC Software is featuring its 10x Integrated Computational Material Engineering (ICME) Solution.
MultiMechanics
MultiMechanics is showcasing its MultiMech 19.0 composite modeling and simulation software.
RAMPF Group
RAMPF Group Inc. is presenting its full range of model, mold and tool engineering materials for the automotive, marine and aerospace industries.
Roth Composite Machinery
Roth Composite Machinery is emphasizing its filament winding technologies and prepregs.
SGL Carbon
SGL Carbon is shining a light on product solutions made with composite materials and manufacturing technologies for future-oriented industries under the theme "The Weight and Performance Optimizers."
Tantec
Tantec is featuring its full line of plasma treatment systems, with specific emphasis on PlasmaTEC-X, the newest product in the company’s atmospheric plasma treatment line.
TE Wire & Cable
TE Wire & Cable is emphasizing its line of thermocouple wire and cable, from iron and nickel-based alloys, and copper instrument and control cables.
Technical Fibre Products
Technical Fibre Products (TFP) is exhibiting its nonwoven solutions for advanced composites.
Toray Performance Materials
Toray Performance Materials Corp. is featuring its line of high-performance, high-volume, continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic (CFRT) composite materials.
Ultran Group
The Ultran Group is highlighting its U710x turnkey non-contact ultrasonic inspection system.
Virtek
Virtek is showcasing its enhanced Virtek Iris 3D vision technology software platform, which includes its latest high-visibility laser projector.
Wabash MPI and Carver Inc.
Wabash and Carver are highlighting composite and advanced materials molding presses for manufacturing and laboratory applications.
Weber Manufacturing Technologies Inc.
Weber is featuring a nickel vapor deposition (NVD) out-of-autoclave demonstration for a Class A automotive body panel, demonstrating the tool’s rapid heating and cooling capabilities.
Wisconsin Oven Corp.
Wisconsin Oven Corp. is highlighting its electrically heated, gas-fired and indirect gas-fired composite curing batch ovens.
Zünd
Zünd is emphasizing its cutting and routing tools to process dry or prepreg carbon fiber, fiberglass, thermoplastic organosheets, honeycomb and foam-core materials and more.
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